CMS Provides Update On COVID-19 Case Numbers In Schools
Officials with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools update COVID-19 case numbers at schools in our area.
CMS Board of Education Voted Unanimously To Allow Superintendent To Move Individual Schools To Remote Learning
This would be based on staffing shortages or health concerns.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Hold News Conference To Review Their COVID-19 Metric Dashboard
Kathy Elling, CMS chief school performance officer, will walk through the CMS metrics dashboard today to breakdown COVID-19 cases across the school system.
23-Year-Old Livingstone College Student Dies After Contracting COVID-19
Livingstone College officials say 23-year-old Jamesha Waddell died on November 19th from serious complications after contracting coronavirus.
Former Salisbury High School Teacher Arrested For Having Sexual Contact With A Child
A former Salisbury High School teacher is facing a felony charge after authorities say he had sexual contact with a child earlier this month.
CMS Delays Return to In-Person Learning for Most Middle School Students Until January 5th
The coronavirus is impacting the return to in-person learning for Charlotte-Mecklenburg middle school students. Most will now return January 5th instead of November 23rd, because more than 100 school bus drivers are on leave.
Week At A Glance: CMS Kindergarten Through 5th Grade Students Return To In-Person Learning
It has been a week since multiple Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools opened their doors again for in-person learning to thousands of Kindergarten through 5th grade students.
CMS Kindergarten Through 5th Grade Students Return to In-Person Learning on Monday
Thousands of Charlotte-Mecklenburg students will return to the classroom on Monday. The district is moving forward with plans to bring Kindergarten through 5th grade back.
More Than 100 CMS Teachers Have Resigned Since The Start Of The School Year
One teacher tells WCCB more are coming, as the district shifts to in-person learning. That teacher wants to remain anonymous.
Trump Administration Announces $61.4 Million Investment Into Rural North Carolina
The Trump Administration says the Unites States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is holding an opening ceremony for education buildings they invested in, costing $61.4 million to construct, in rural North Carolina.
CMS Moving Forward with K-5 Return to In-Person Learning Next Week
CMS is moving forward with plans to bring Kindergarten through 5th grade students back to classrooms next week. It comes despite a rise in local COVID cases and a shortage of school nurses.
School Districts Turn To Remote Learning As Zeta Moves Through The Carolinas
On Thursday, October 29th several local school districts will close or teach students remotely as Hurricane Zeta moves its way through the Carolinas causing inclement weather, according to a news release.
Unionville Elementary Moves To Remote Learning After Positive COVID Cases
Union County Public School officials say Unionville Elementary is moving to remote learning for the next two weeks after two positive cases of coronavirus.
Cabarrus County Seeing Rise In Foster Care Cases Since Pandemic
A disturbing trend in Cabarrus County. The number of children in foster care is on the rise. And, expert believe the pandemic is to blame.
Detectives Investigate The Death Of A Pedestrian After A Fatal Collision In East Charlotte
Detectives say the driver of a 2000 Mitsubishi Galant hit and killed a pedestrian crossing the road on October 6th around 8:30 p.m.
Cooper, Forest Spar Over COVID, Economy At Governor's Debate
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest traded jabs over reopening the economy and dealing with the threat of the coronavirus pandemic during North Carolina’s lone gubernatorial debate on Wednesday night.
